copper beech crane job

[Steve Bullman]

yep i can see it didnt look too great thats for sure!!!

[Steve Bullman]

im assuming the climber had to feather his line out whilst the crane moved into a position where it could lower the branch?

[Stephen Blair]

most of the stuff is dropped pretty close to the stem i think steve(the distance between the fly job and the other bit), so either go for a little spin or un clip and hang on to dodgy tree. that has got to be the worst split i have seen in a tree that didnt fail completely, that last cut was a gutsy one, great job and well done the climber

[Tom D]

Nice work, dodgy tree, good climber.

[Big 'Ammer]

Looks a well planned, well executed piece of work.

[Yorkshireman]

You got it Steve & Swb A lot of both ..

 

I did one half closest to the power lines & my lead climber did the other half

 

I Slept well that night once the adrenolin worn off ......... I hadnt climbed for a while too I expexted to hurt more but I was good

 

& yep that was THE most dangerous tree I have ever SEEN & worked on

 

Thx to all for the words

[David Humphries]

Well done all involved.

 

What a split !

 

Tricky nightmare it looked.

 

 

 

 

 

ps; get the crew a beter camera Iain

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Rich Rule]

Nice work Iain. great pics

[Mozza]

Great job done there Ian

[Mark Bolam]

I would have climbed it....

 

Not!

 

Really, really awkward looking job.

 

Well done to you and your team. Bet you wouldn't want to do that every day!